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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
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Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Read my post.... I didn't win this thread....I won another
Sometimes distractions don't last. And the last and first dance together.
The ball is under the left handed shell.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
@savagewind is my mentor. In the future, present and past tense which is very relaxing.
Pea for two and two for pea. I might need to pea soon.
OK. I do hope that teacher will not be too harsh with that. I am hoping for a C.
Aha! Whose left hand?
Now I am getting PARANOID which is me thinking that the poster might have edited that.
@Revoltingest is almost out of the top 5 day's posters. The might or might not of the formerly formed mighty could be.
The Left Hand of Darkness
We are so lacking in creativity
Citations for piacular
T. S. Eliot made a fetish of using long-dormant adjectives like defunctive, anfractuous, and polyphiloprogenetive; he apparently felt piacular (meaning something done or offered in order to make up for a sin or sacrilegious action) was too run-of-the-mill, so he made up a new form: piaculative. Ben Yagoda, When You Catch an Adjective, Kill It, March 11, 2007
Citations for piacular
T. S. Eliot made a fetish of using long-dormant adjectives like defunctive, anfractuous, and polyphiloprogenetive; he apparently felt piacular (meaning something done or offered in order to make up for a sin or sacrilegious action) was too run-of-the-mill, so he made up a new form: piaculative. Ben Yagoda, When You Catch an Adjective, Kill It, March 11, 2007
Well, here's one post to help me keep in the running.
That hardly makes any sense at all. Oh, I know! Let's ask @Jayhawker Soule.
I'd like to have ramen for dinner,
but I won't.
but I won't.
if you put something good for you IN the ramen, then you need not be deprived of the ramen.
AND, where went the COOK?
AND, where went the COOK?
@Revoltingest has your lady gone to visit friends that are real?